The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24
CARRlWAY,ON THESTAM,
GIVES HIS TESTIMONY IN A
STRAIGHTFOR WARD WAY,
Bat Develops Nothing Neville
Swears That He Knew Moth
ing Of the Aifsir
UNTIL The NIGHT GAXBRELL
WAS KILLED,
And IL Was a Surprise to Him, as
Hamilton Said He Could
Not Afford :.
TO HAVE A QUARREL WITH THE
YOUNG EDITOR,
Because He Was a Man Of Family
s.The Trial Will be Re.
sumed Today.
UNTIL The NIGHT GAMBRELl
WAS KILLED,
TO HAVE A QUARREL WITH THE
YOUNG EDITOR,
IsPRo1AL TO TIE APprAL.l

JACKS N, MISS, May 90 -Chancel-
lor Peyton called the court to order prompt
ly at o'clock and the prisoners were
brought in. The attorneys representing both
the prosecution and the defense were in
their respective seats: The first witness
called for the defense this morning was
JOHN MCDONALD,
who owns the foundry near the bridge He
testified that the street hands had been
working at the place referred to in the
ties cut the morning after the killing along
the line Of his fence and thought they were
thrown in the ditch. Was opposed to city
administration in the last s capxass: ~. S Could
fred from the foot of the bridge 10 the direc:-
tiOn of the street south, where 1t was alleged
the three parties stood; his shop lacks some
thirty or forty feet Of coming to the west end
Cross exawined-Thinks there is plenty Of
reom for several men to hide behind south
ern approach from persons passing on north
lonely and secluded S SPOT on Capitol street.
Has no especial friendship for Col. Hamil-
ton, bu, his sympathies are with the defense
:" 'H'' ANDREW KELLY
is partner of Heaphey in merchandising.
Their store is nearest one to bridge. on north
side, Immediately on the street.. Was at the
store on night Of killing. Saw Albrecht and
Figures, night Of killing: They we're stand
shots before he saw the two men. hey were
standing there when he went to the door.
Started to look, but was caught
y the SDov arm T5.,. .y oi%s Mrs. from HsSP1SSy SSx
they got there; they tried to set in. at the
door; could not get center bolt In. Is salts
fed one of the parties to set in was prevented
by witness and Mrs. Heaphy; opened the
Seens. saw Albrecht on the bridge; did not
see Figures. A shot attracted his attention;
did not pay special attention, then two shots
following almost togetheri next firing was
a rHsiS suGesssiOp SiaSt ~ kN.. see tiaS;hSs, Shs,
think anyone fred shot from, about his
door; does not recollect saying he saw any
one run across the street from his store; did
not see AlbIeoht coming up among crowd
Of men on the bridge; did not notice which
way he came from saw Albrecht talking to
Hamilton Just as Hamilton came mp where
Carrawsy was; don know what they talh led
about. -
two. men moved neither Wy IN the side
walk while witness saw theyf. After a.
second shot the Volley came II Thiuks Carrs.
way wanted Albrecht to g With Hamilton Z
the carriage or haftes feet or run over at o.
after the the fra shot. Saw no pistol at all
either in Alhrecht's, Hamilton's or Cara
ways hands while they were talking; c0ult
the three, bat thought he heard somethinI
said about going TO the drug store. Didn'
see Egbanks 0r EEureh Could N have s!;sp see,
night Don't think be could see from tn
store door to the lstofice as the bridge in
tervened. Thinks he could have seeI
objects on bridge. Said to Mrs. Heaphey b.
thought Albrecht and Figures we're the mel
he saw there; that they must be the men
that If be told the attorneys he saw Albrech
go across th street he was mistaken.
Redirect-Kefers to northwest corner o
bridge when he speaks Of having a view o
bridge. Means By volleg rapid firing Dis
not notice Gambrell pass, nor Hamilton
carriage. Thinks person in business Their
could not notice vehicles passing. Does no
think he said to attorneys that Albreeht " en-
ac!Oss the street. f
ALEX. SHARKEY. s
Is haekman known as "Diek Deadeys."